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So your concern is that Android and MS will start creating dubious antenna designs? Sheik, what a bunch of copycats. I think Apple's stance, that anyone who is
by napierzaza 16y ago
So your concern is that Android and MS will start creating dubious antenna designs? Sheik, what a bunch of copycats.
I think Apple's stance, that anyone who isn't satisfied with the iPhone 4 can return it within 30 days, is the right way to go. They said it before ANYONE had their phone for more than 30 days. Instead the people who weren't satisfied filed a class action lawsuit against Apple for making a "flawed" product.
Can you tell me again why Apple OWES you a product that is perfectly free of defects? To the point of you being able to purchase that product and suing them over it instead of just getting a simple refund?
This is as if they walked into the store, purchased the phone and yelled (across the internet) "this is a crappy phone, don't give me my money back, get me my lawyer". They then walked out of the store, and proceeded to use that phone for months while the trial went through its paces. Likely those months of horrible reception will only add to the charges they will put against the iPhone.
Also, could people direct this feeling elsewhere, where it is more meaningful and productive?
- lwhi 16y agoPhones are sold with airtime contracts - refunds are usually difficult to obtain.
- jasonlotito 16y agoSorry. I was speaking generally, not specifically, in regards to why people who don't own Apple products react to them the way they do, or at least one reason. I was addressing the specific question in a general sense. I will add this, however. When you purchase Apple products, you are beholden to them. They have a certain standard they need to live up to. If I am dissatisfied with a Dell, I have options with HP, or Lenovo, etc. If I'm not happy with Apple, I'm stuck. I have no other option for a Mac.